The Secret Assassin's Creed Game That Could Change Everything 

What do we think about the future of AC?

I feel like the Aztec Empire should have a full game tbh.

With the pace Ubisoft is releasing their games, their quality of storytelling is Degrading Game by Game. I admire the community's strong support, but Ubisoft being greedy as always, I want to see atleast one Ubisoft game to win Game of the Year before I die.

Sorry but I disagree. One country, one culture is perfect to spend time with in the game. Odyssey and Origins was great because of this.

I'm hyped for everything AC, but I would prefer if these settings would get full games. Smaller games like Mirage and Rogue are just not good enough to do their protagonist justice.

It could possibly be in the discoveries age, with portugal in India and Spain in the Aztec empire

to me aztec empire ac game would be an absolute dream come true, there is something special about the diversity of that region and country, everything from the tropical rainforest to the pyramids, the amazing tulum and the wild west southwestern us/northern mexico red dead redemption type setting all in one with the different biomes unique animals etc, also the armors would be crazy imagine upgrading a aztec tribe armor with its tropical color inspiration designs so awesome. if they do in europe they must do it in spain next, since they already did in greece, italy, england, france etc, so it´s only spain left i know the movie was in spain but it´s not the same thing. and in asia alongside japan i would also love to see a true ac game in china. another cool idea and setting would be around spartacus time during the slave rebellion wars against roman empire where he escapes from gladiator school and takes up arms against the mighty empire with a slave army

I am an explorer-type gamer, and I do agree with that when you mention Valhalla. They put the idea that they could add the entire country but forgot how lively they should make the map. I completed the entire game and DLC with 100%. I saw every corner of the map. Some places are dense with forests that not a single soul to find. And some places are so abandoned that, it makes me think about what I miss there to collect(like the north zone of the map... why there is a great wall built in the first place). And coming to Origins, Odyssey and Mirage pretty satisfying...

What made revelations so great was the build up to it. If they try to execute a similar story without any pretext its going to be very challenging to grip the audience.

i feel like they just took the top 3 most requested settings and put them together 💀

I really want a ubisoft sofia game tbh i mean yeah their games were well not that good but i really like to cope using the argument that rogue could have been one of the best if they just had some good budget and time i mean how pale rogue's story was it delivered I enjoyed playing it i hope sofia can prove themselves in nebula

A multiple character ac game would definitely work, and we've seen glimpses of it. But they NEED to master the set pieces. 3 cities, all unique, all lively, all developed. Same with the characters, they need to be inherently different from each other while not creating a character we might hate more than the others (think Altair/ezio/Connor, Connor is just the more hated, and for a good reason tbh). They need to settle for a smaller game for nebula, go back to the roots. Ac2 was brilliant when it came to having the different cities around Italy, and it didn't feel like a massive game, because it wasn't. They need to mimic that structure again

Just imagine this: A young Spanish soldier fighting in the Italian War of 1502-1504 under the leadership of Gonzalo Fernández de Córdoba El Gran Capitán in southern Italy and Sicily, in one dangerous mission he meets Ezio Auditore, who was chasing Cesare Borgia by then, Ezio recruits him to the Assassin's brotherhood and teaches him about the power of the Apple of Eden. The war ends and our protagonist is chosen by Ezio to join the new portuguese fleet commanded by Francisco de Almeida and go to India in 1505 looking for another Isu artifact, that's where most of the game would be set He accomplishes the task and returns to Spain where he knows about new artifacts discovered in the recently created Viceroyalty of The Indies, so he sails again, this time to America and he joins the expedition of Hernán Cortés to Mexico in 1519, but I think that's too much for a single game, so I would like the Aztec Empire setting to be a direct sequel with lots of opportunities for DLC's, in other prehispanic cultures of Mexico

Well, an Assassin Creed game in Mesoamerica is NEEDED. An Assassin Creed game in the Roman Empire is NEEDED. If I ever had an what if scenario, imagine if the Roman Empire had surivied to 1452 at the time of the discovery of the New World, and never converted to Christanity. Now imagine the same for the Aztecs. This would be a wild what if scenario in an Assassin Creed game.

Assassins creed India, can either be set in rich pre-colonized India in 5th-6th century . Or in the early colonial era during Maratha Empire.. damnn that would be soo massive.

I just discovered your channel and I'm so grateful for it, you're really going in depth with the ac licence which is unusual in the ac community but this is what I truly wanted, keep up the great content man I love it. I just wanted to point out you have exactly the same voice as Altair Stealth which makes me think it's you at this time since most of your footages are from Altair stealth lmfao. Anyway I love your work man and Im grateful for it

I share the opinion about that Sofia could absolutely deliver and make a great game if they are given the opportunity and resources. I don't think Rogue's narrative has been done in the way it is, because the narrative director, well, written this. It was like that because of the lack of time, they only managed to collect materials, record everything and such. I doubt they worked on it more than a year, I could also imagine it was like 9-10 months. Maybe I even said too much.

Three different periods could be really good, but what I think could also make a lot of sense, in context of these 3 locations, is showing the world at the edge of the XV century from 3 very important perspectives at that time. That is European discoveries of the Americas and collision with Aztecs, creating new marine trade routes to India and beyond, and being in the center at that time - European aspect in the Mediterranean. Big stuff going on back then and big money and power involved so I guess it could have great potential to settle an interensting story involving much more about the world and various folk living in it then just assassin/hidden one - good (kills bad), templar/ancient - bad (collect taxes)

I think it would also be in line with ubisoft's vision since a game with three different hub worlds could work for both fans of classic games and the rpg ones

Assassin's Creed seems to be. 'What if we do Splinter Cell, but, in the past?'

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I think a Kassandra linear AC spin off set in several different time periods would be interesting.

I always wanted a Mediterranean open world game imagine the exploration the factions the pirates all that stuff how beautiful are all the places in the Mediterranean

3 settings is nothing new. AC nexus had ancient greece,colonial america and renaissance italy. Story was mid but it worked through the modern day

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Imagine if obsidian and nebula are one of the same and black flag remake has 3 major areas

I’ve been playing AC since the first game. The prime was great, and I adapted to changes I didn’t enjoy just because I like the series. If they start making three locations for each game, player retention for the franchise will continue to suffer.

Oooh if its the team behind rogue, then im most definitely excited. From what weve seen so far, they seem to know how to respect the existing lore and actually tell a good story

I don't think a mesoamerican assassins creed game would be possible. Considering for a second they actually lean into the history of things again, we don't know half those languages. Meaning we haven't really deciphered them, at least not well. We know the most about Mayan and some about the aztecs, but incas are almost completely foreign to us still besides the fact we know they had marvelous infrastructure. We lost most of that history when Cortez invaded. We haven't found the "Rosetta stone" for those languages yet. Everything in the game would be guesswork and if that game happens, it would only distance ubisoft from the fact it's based on actual historical events which is why ac3 is my favorite. Conner is pretty much the reason why the american revolution happened in that game

You should know, there's no Assassin's between pre-Columbian civilization, Assassin's in that region are results Arrival of Spanish Conquistadors (Giovanni Borgia, Gonzalo Pardo) Second mostly it will be about Age of Discovery (ship mechanic, 3 different maps- same like AC Rogue)

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I've always wanted a couple of games that take place in spain and mexico. We play as an assassin, who isn't some really important guy like ezio or connor, but more of an agent of the brotherhood like arno or basim, basically playing as a low level assassin recruit until we become a master. The game would take place early in the spanish inquisition and it would feature lisbon, madrid, barcelona, and some rural areas. In the second game, our protagonist, now a master assassin, would be given an assignment to kill a templar officer in the new world. He would sneak onto one of the ships in hernán cortés's expedition to mexico, disguised as a soldier. In real life, when cortés got to mexico, he destroyed all of his ships to stop his soldiers from mutining against him. In the game our assassin protagonist will sneak on one of the ships, during the passage from cuba to mexico he will kill the templar officer, when they land cortés will sink his ships which will strand our protag in mexico forcing him to stay with cortés and his force of 600 soldiers. For a sequence of two he will need to pretend to be a soldier, until we arrive at tenochtitlan, the aztec capitol, and one of the biggest cities by population on earth, it's often called the venice of the new world due to it being built on an island on a massive lake. Over the course of the game we will witness the fall of the aztec empire, our protag will help cause the uprising against hernán cortés, which happened after he imprisoned the aztec emporer, montezuma. Eventually our protagonist will get back to spain but tenochtitlan will be left in ruins, later being destroyed and rebuilt into mexico city. The new world will become the site of templar expeditions for isu sites, and the assassin's will establish a brotherhood in tulum, integrating their philosophy with that of the natives. This is the same bureau that we see in assassin's creed black flag, im imagining this game as being the bridge between the ezio games and the kenway/ new world saga. The locations will be madrid, cuba, tenochtitlan, aswell as rural areas and smaller mexica towns. And btw the aztecs had an extremely well developed and complex society, they weren't "tribal" as you put it. They had the biggest marketplace in the history of the earth located in the northwest part of tenochtitlan. They were simply different and it would be extremely interesting to have them in an AC game, their human sacrifices and religion would be an extremely interesting philosophical point in a confession scene for a target who's an aztec priest, or one of the Spaniard's killing innocent aztec and using the human sacrifices they comit as moral justification. Anyways, I've just realised how long I've been typing for, but this is the one ac game i would KILL to see get made, hopefully ubi doesn't fuck this up.

Lets remember that there was a time period where Portugal held indian territories as well as south american ones (Aztecs), it could be that the game is set around Iberian Peninsula and you travel through spanish and portuguese territories around the globe

I always prefer something like 3-5 cities in the same historical setting, maybe in different part of the world (a sequel with Bayek or Aya in Rome, in Gallia or Spain, in the Holy Land would be great)-(XIII Century game settled in little villages in Southern France, in Northern Italy and Southern Italy, in the Holy Roman Empire) etc etc But I also would be happy if you have a game in which we follow the history of ISU Artifacts around the world (something like Glyphs but playble) in all of the human history, but i'm afraid that this would let to brief stories that are limited or vice-versa in bigger and longer stories.

Ive never actually finished at AC game but I have a love for the IP, at least the earlier games.

hey just wanted to ask what ai software did you use for the art in the thumbnail?? (cool video btw)

Wait…we already did have an AC game with two protagonists: Jacob and Evie Frye

Ultimatly ac is a game set in the modern time, so if they have us hunt for different parts of a artifact through different periods and places, actively using the animus and modern time in the story, iam all for it. As long as i can freely go to each world after the story is over

can you imagine how cool it would be to see an AC game set in the Spanish Reconquista? it would even offer the chance to bring back Ezio, maybe as a side character

Just watching this video I find it wild that Ubisoft hasn’t explored making an Aguilar game set in the Spanish Inquisition!

you had my attention at "liberty and rogue"

I had a vision that from some reason ubisoft in 30 years will create an avatar trainer to allow you to be able to play an immersive agi creed game. Meaning you cant to access a mission without been capable of induring physical parkour level assesment. You will be accomponied by every assassin avatar of your choice which will help you train in order to be ready to take a mission. It will understand your biological settings and even help you to create the most efficient training regime including food ingridients depending on the cultural influence of the avatar.

Black Flag and Origins are the best in the series, IMHO

I've waited for a feudan Japan AC ever since Revelations! It's such a shame that they're only doing this now after they've stopped caring about quality

I think a good idea would be to have all 3 protagonist looking for the same thing for example, a piece of eden and eventually they end up finding eachother in the middle of the game

ive really enjoyed every single assassins creed have not liked 1 but orgins but was my first rpg game literally so replayed it and it was amazing but i also really love history and i see assassins creed as history made fun lol and im super hyped for every single one hopefully they add some replay value though thats one thing the older games did the best at

Moors time be cool with Iberia peninsula and North Africa would be perfect for assassins creed to show Castile being templars trying to take control of the peninsula or even inquisition time too

Bro which game is that at the start of the video? and which location(if possible)?

So its probably gonna be similar to what they did in AC3 with Haytham and Connor. Sounds promising !

I could care less ubisoft has been practicing some shady practices lately , so until they clean up their act I'm not giving them any of my time ...

i’ve recently been playing through ac2 and I just realized: are you named The Spaniard as a nod to Rodrigo Borgia? because he’s referred to as “The Spaniard” thought the game. or is it just because you’re spanish?

I said this in another vid of yours but ubisoft set up rouge (360 and ps3) and liberation (vita) to fail as the console they were on were already being dismissed, only later being ported to new gen. that already has some weight on sales of a game.

Why can't we get a full game set in mesoamerica? Would love a game set in the Mayan classic period, maybe even the terminal classic so the backdrop of the game could be the collapse of the Mayan golden age.

If they split this into 3 main games like some type of trilogy that may be better.

didnt know ac3 and rogue had the same studio behind them but now i that i know it yea, i see some common patterns. Coincidentally, i've been replaying both of them and this time i enjoyed them WAY more than before, even discovering things i had initially ignored (ex.naval missions in ac3, so fun). I agree that ubi sofia has the saga at heart and especially that their potential is big. Their story concepts are great, but i think they have a lot of important ground to improve on. I don't expect them honestly to have big troubles with the india and mediterranean sea settings, but for the aztec empire, if we're having an environment similar to connor's village, i truly hope they take that as a chance to make movement and parkour challenging, cool and effort requiring again, rather than compromise by just expanding the map to make it feel unique. Also great job and thanks a lot for the videos, they're making me reflect more and bring attention to elements that were always in my subconscious but i never brought up and put into words, therefore never expanding on them. - - - comment finished, now a yapping for who cares with what i think are the main problems in Rogue and AC3 that to me are quality-determining points for the AC experience i want to have: - - - - Audio calibration (or how it's called) is unstable: u'll have Shay keep a calm, poised tone in cutscenes and then he suddenly raises his voice and hiphip hurries like a 16yo kid when he gets a templar sword or other collectibles, like what. Or the tea Boston party in AC3. I always thought it should have been a crucial point since it symbolically started the revolution, yet the mission felt overall bland and 'fake': the people's cries of anger were lowered (i guess to maybe let us hear the music, but it reduced the immersive frenzy and adrenaline of the moment) and they just stayed there all in order watching the football match we were having + the cutscene pacing was too fast. The scene of Connor pouring the last tea box into the sea in front on Johnson could have been waaay more badass (badassness is an essential aspect of ac, not changing idea on this) had they taken a little more time with it and showed Connor's gaze better; - Cutscene and general story pacing: way too many scenes and frames cut way before due, they're too hasty with them and they don't connect harmoniously. Examples would be almost the whole thomas hickey arc, almost every end sequence cutscene, the conversations with the liberation members (there's like 2 seconds intervals before each side responds, which is crazy), Connor jumping off the warehouse with Haytham with the latter starting to scream - > loading screen -> finishing the scream (I think it was intentional to make it funny, but it's still a loading screen that interrupts the flow, it would have worked without it too), the part between Shay accusing Achilles for Lisbona and him getting up from the falo to go steal the apple (there could have been a more elaborate speech/reflection in between, showing more of him being uneasy and conflicted with his decision and what he believed up to then), him rapidly changing sides just because yes and because Monro was there without before seemingly informing himself concretely on the ideas supported by the Templars directly from them without the Assassins' filter. They're things he probably did, but I think you simply have to show SOME of them more to the players, because they shape the character and allow the fans to relate, appreciate and know them. AC2 took its sweet time with walking missions to show ezio's grief when he escaped florence or other events later on. Same for the hurtful nostalgia missions in Brotherhood. Connor's introvertedness and batman-like tunneled focus on the job is somehow telling too of his childhood trauma. I'm not even spending too much on AC1: the bureau moments exist literally for that only; - Voice acting: this is almost exclusively for Rogue. This time it might be me being too demanding, but Shay's rage should have been way more strong than it has been shown, and the voice tone limited it (both english version and in my case the italian one). When he barges in to Achilles it feels like he just raises his voice while still controlling himself. But for the experience he had, of causing a massacre and being so traumatized and terrorized to the point of being willing to betray his companions, it feels too unreal, even if a bit of time passed to get back to America where he could gather his thoughts. I personally would have expected his tone to be more dramatic and savage when saying all that, almost to the point of breaking, without the professional self restrain of the VA behind it. The npcs talking in Rogue are straight up annoying, it makes them feel less like real people than they already are. Black flag had the same problem regarding this together with the ragdoll animations. Don't feel human at all. - Useless/badly designed elements: the underground galleries in ac3, the whole trading system in AC3 and the naval one in Rogue ( not intuitive, not inviting in design, boring), the notifications (too sterile and the same for every event, be it historical place, looting, unlocked stuff, rewards, etc. AC3 has been the first game where i realized i wasn't aware of system notifications popping up). I believe Rogue has been the first AC game showing that an open world map isn't always a great, safe to go with idea. Imo it was a completely bad choice. There was no reason for Shay to be interested in visiting all those places to open treasure crates and get collectibles(except for the letters of assassins and templars). The only reason he's doing it is because Edward did it (but he was a PIRATE) and they used AC4's assets and engine so there was the unconscious influence to go the similar way. Rogue feels more lonely and desolate in the bad sense because of that only, straight up. I think it would have been better and added to the uniqueness of the title to make it a game with a smaller map & comprised more of missions in peculiar places, more or less distant between each other or in the main cities themselves, where you had to somehow sabotage Assassins in whatever way or contend them on obtaining something. Sorta like an Ezio game where these missions followed and replaced the da Vinci ones and were higher in number to the point of almost not feeling secondary, but integral to Shay's new character and purpose (of being a cog in a system that aligns with his principles; he doesn't think of himself as a main character), and way different in styles and design. It'd have worked to empower the already relevant impact that his betrayal had. I'll never tire of saying it, but the saddest part about Rogue being so undervalued is that people will never know the amazing ost it has and the epic mission sequences that there are thanks to it. 'The Hunter' alone could easily be in a top 5 best AC tracks for how i see it

My dream ac setting would be set in the time when hussitism was taking over the territory that is now under czechia. Unfortunatelly its too unknown piece of history, so ubisoft will never atleast try to think about it :/

Can someone tell me the name of the song played throughout this video?

I hope the new multiplayer games are good. ive been wanting to play the old brotherhood multiplayer so bad

I don't mind short games if what is given is good, but here it doesn't sound like it would work. Sure it trims unnecessary content (like what should have happened with Valhalla) but this sound like a huge game divides in small games with different styles of gameplay. In other words, this is more like an experiment than a true game made with care

i was literally just thinking aztecs has to be a game.. its gotta be..

We had two protagonists in syndicate and that didn't keep people interested.

It sounds very interesting, hopefully this time they give the necessary resources to Ubisoft Sofia, what excites me the most is the Aztec empire, I would also love to see Spain, I have some mixed feelings about the duration because although they are locations that I would like to explore more thoroughly, I dont want another game that is eternal and lasts 100 or more hours.

Complaining that a game could be too long seems clinically insane to me

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First time I heard someone else say that Revelations is their favourite. I love it too!

So it turns out whoever leaked was mistaken. It will be set 90% in the aztec empire with some early missions in spain. Where they got “india” from my guess is from “indians” word used for natives back then. Given that there will be some missions albeit only intro as it seems, and its not known if you can even return, my guess is there will be 2 protags; a usual assassin native, and a combat oriented conquistador (although he might betray them as i’m pretty sure they were canonically templar pawns) kind of like naoe and yasuke. Looking to be very simmilar in mechanics and game-feel to shadows, like black flag and rogue

One issue I would have is if you have 3 characters in distinct time periods with their own play style, you will have a preferred portion of the game and you might dread others. If they also go with RPG elements where you upgrade your character, you will spend hours with one and then be reset to zero when you change characters. Last Of Us 2 had this issue (personally think it is one of the worst AAA games of recent history) as you get attached to a character, and finally get used to the characters style and upgrades, then all of a sudden the game switches and you go through the upgrade loop again from the start, then that is reverted, even with collectables available despite never a chance to upgrade past a point. If they make it so different characters have different kits but you don't need to grind to upgrade them that may work, like if you could use Shey, Adawalle or Edward whilst playing, very similar kits but each hero has their own gimmicks (4 pistols, 2 pistols and grenades, Blunderbuss and Firecrackers). I can see it working but a lot of new features would need to go. FYI I love rouge and prefer it over black flag due to the more open level design and better sandbox, just a shame it was so short

This sounds crazy tbh. AC is suffering from a huge lack of focus, and now we have all these games being worked on simultaneously, one of which is set in THREE different time periods and places? It just sounds like they're grabbing as much cash as they can before the wheels come off. AC is soooo long past its heyday. I wish they would give it a break, stop throwing spaghetti at the wall, and just focus on one big project to soft-reboot the series again. I'm so sick of these boring shovelware hack-and-slash faux-RPGs and there's just no way I'm going to play another one of them

Hear me out an ac game that takes place in the tenth century and the main character is an Inuit tribesman and you fight Henry the red who had first contact with the Inuit tribe

My idea of the 3 countries if its in on time period make the aztec the nature focus on tree parcour and small camps, the meditaranian a city in spain and a mix of nature and city in india

Nebula would be something like Assassins Creed Chronicles

Ubisoft Sofia is a developer that made two AC games i don't especially like very much, so i don't have much faith in this concept at the moment. They should at least cut it down the there settings to just one of them, and flesh it out instead. I am not looking forward to AC Red either, its just going to be AC Odyssey with a different skin, snd that's not appealing to me I am looking forward to Hexe though, since it is allegedly going to have a solo female protagonist in a mainline game (finally) and overall have a more grimdark/ dark fantasy take on the franchise, which is very exciting to me, as someone who loved grimdark fiction

An al Andalusia setting would be cool

They can take an example on rise of the Ronin

I still want a game for Unity’s intro assassin.

I loved the rpg games but I wish Ubisoft would make separate rpg games with more freedom than stick to the older feel for the ac games

i would love to see the ottamans in istanbul would be sick

Im excited for majority of the AC games but they need to take their time and not rush it at all another thing that I want to see improve in the AC games are villains and modern day The villains declined since AC 4 and modern got worse after AC 3 in my opinion. I’m glad the protagonist gets screen time but whenever it comes to the villains it seems like they are not important as the protagonist Ubisoft Sofia needs to focus on both and make good modern day story

I thought the witch trails in ac Hexe were gonna be in Salem

is this game in the video really ac origins?

Why would they be making India, when its already done in chronicles like china. Aztec on the other hand sounds fun, even Spain ngl.

I dont thin multibles protagonist it not a good idea because with one protagonist you will grow with the character because we only focouse on him but if they did like one game with one main character a dlc with another character in another city that could work

Spain my numero uno most wanted location to explore

The makers of Rogue and Liberation are on this 3 in 1 scenario…it’s not looking good bruv. I’m gonna pray Red (now called Shadows) and Hexe live up to their setting potential

I’m ngl the hype around red is worrying me, Quebec haven proven that they make good games, syndicate and odyssey are not highly rated games with ac fans, both games have similar problems as well, the main one being the characters, there so 2D. And for the people calling for Sofia, it’s not gonna be the same team who made rogue so it’s a risk. Imo Bordeaux haven proven competency, they need to be given a chance ahead of some of the ‘major’ teams, like Quebec and Montreal.

Ubisoft Sofia is stationed in Bulgaria. My country. So it's always amusing when someone brings it up in some ac convos. While I agree with what you said about the Ubisoft Sofia Ac games being kinda in the middle of the franchise quality wise I can't help it but feel like they can make something special. Being native in my country and having lived in it for all my life actually gives me even more reasons to believe they will flop in some sort of way compared to most people. Especially given the state of our gaming ''scene'' being sorry at best. I don't know why I feel like they will make something good. But I do. I wouldn't say I'm patriotic or anything so I don't think it's because of personal bias. But anyway. I just wanted to say that I'm actually somewhat hyped and hope our boys do something nice. Praying that the ubisoft curse is only present in the big studios. 🙏

They desperately need to sort the combat system out. Mirage is great but the janky, arcade style awkward combat is just awful.

That boy said the aztec empire how I always wanted a ac game that showed ones culture

It sounds like it could be good, but I'm not going to give Ubisoft any money with how poorly they treat gamers. I'm not a cash cow.

In my opinion the best ac game ever and possible would be a sequel to ac3 where arno dorian goes to america to meet an older and wiser connor kenway who became the mentor of the north american brotherhood, they would both go on a journey to find and kill shay cormac. The three characters would be playable with the respective abilities that they had in the previous games with also new features : Connor for the more strengh/brute approach, he would also use a tracking system to hunt his targets or animals like the one in rdr2, connor would also be the only one to use an eagle(bald eagle like the one in the ac3 trailer) as it was done in the recent games. Arno with the stealhy approach would use a big panel of gadgets and tools that he brought with him from France as the ones used by basim in ac mirage. Eagle vision as it was in ac unity or ac mirage will be back for every character. As it was done in the last of us part 2 whe would also play the villain to have another perspective of the story. Shay would be an older and very experienced master templar who gathered new strong people around him to join his cause, he would use all the tools that we used in ac rogue and his character would be the perfect mix between arno and connor with both the brute and stealth to make him THE antagonist. Naval gameplay would be back with connor and shay having their respective battle ships, which would lead us to incredible battles in high seas even better that the ones in ac4. The map would extend from florida to atlantic north (Canada) with cities that were in older games as NY and boston but also new ones such as philadephia, Charleston, New port, Montreal, quebec... The player would be able to go from one city to the other by horseback or boat(as connor) when it's possible. Paris would be included in the game too, the player would start to play as arno in this city to investigate his father's death, the clues would lead him to the new world, we would then go to the davenport domain which grew bigger with new settlers and a proper assassin hq, introducing new assassins but also old ones like Aveline De Grandpré (maybe being a fourth playable character idk) she is french like arno it would be an interesting and funny relationship, she would come to help arno, connor and his assassins to bring down shay. The story would eventually lead us to canada towards the end, where connor would find clues of the passage of his people that fled their old settlement,( it would be intersting to see connor interacting with canadian native tribes as iroquois, mohawks,...) The belligerent a part from the templars would be france and uk in canada, american patriots in usa and in southern seas near florida and the beginning of the Caribbean sea Spanish, Portuguese, UK, and France. There would be a big attention to details like in rdr2, and a lot of activities and side quests directly linked (or not as we saw in the witcher 3) to the main story. The relationship between arno and connor would be very tense at the beginning of the story, they would disagree a lot and even fight at one point with arno being arrogant, cocky and pretty sure of himself with the fact that he can easily kill shay who is an older man at the time, going on his own as a lone wolf and facing absolute defeat against shay and his templars, compromising the brotherhood and connor being the wiser and more experienced man there, trying to elaborate a strategy to kill the targets as a master assassin would do. Throughout the story the tension will ease, they will start to appreciate one another and work together as a complementary team. There would be assassin bureau's/hq's in every city as ac1 or ac mirage to collect informations and hunt every target. Shay and his templar squad would be looking for a hidden temple that is linked to the one where desmond died in ac3 and a stone made by issu that can activate the yellowstone erruption and destroy the world as the one that caused the tremor in lisbon in ac rogue. Each character would have his own parkour and fighting style, with the old animations for each one of them and also new ones. NO MORE RPG FEATURES OR MYTHOLOGICAL BULLSH*T in this game, something lighter like ac mirage or ac unity. fighting more than 2 enemies at the same time would be instant death except for connor who is an absolute tank and may go to 4 enemies at the same time before being deadly for him, with the ai being smarter close to the ones we saw in the last of us part 2. Finally at a certain extent we would be able to play this game as coop choosing between the characters. I truly think there is more to it. What do you guys think ? Pardon my bad english, btw!

Bro forgot about Syndicate or just straight up didn’t play that gold mine

Brother, I have been following your page right from the beginning and I wanted to bring this up when you posted 3 locations you want AC to take place in, but didn't because ut felt selfish. Now that Nebula has confimed that India is a setting they're considering, can you look into the rich history of Indian civilization and whcih time period could work well with Assassin's Creed? Kind of a selfish request, hut I tell you its worth looking into.

An Assassin's Creed game based in India would be culturally very limited because of the prevalence of cremation after death in traditional Indian cultures, which does not leave any genetic material four processing by The Animus. This might limit the setting and location to after the 10th Century among Muslim population ( which would make sense considering that the Assassin's guild developed in Islamic culture), or in the Indus valley civilization, which would not make any sense at all.

To be fair rogue story was good the problem was it was short and rouge realese the same day as unity and unity had better graffis and was long and cost the same but rouge was decent

Buddy I agree with you on all stand points but the ac devs and ubisoft are too lazy to make this stuff happen

I can get behind this idea.

Recently I started playing Valhalla again cause I love the whole thematic and.... it just makes me sad. Combat is unimpactfull, there's a lack of movement, lack of fluidity, finishers are so repetitive and ragdolls so janky that the whole thing just gets boring; AC 1 to Unity had better combat, hell, I could spend 20 minutes pilling up red coats in 3 and it was fun and even witcher 3, a 7 years old game, has better combat and when most of your game revolves around combat, not stealth, not having a polished satisfying system is criminal.. This thirst chasing a souls like combat style, without understanding what makes it good, and without understanding what their own game is about, with an engine that can't portray decent physics for years is plain stupid; not to mention the huge dead zone on controllers when aiming with a bow that just makes hitting anything close to impossible... how did that get past any testing is beyond me. When ubi was creative they're good, now they're just a money hungry low skill copycat.

I'm not fond of Mirage. It should've been Valhalla's DLC as planned originally. I liked AC III and Rogue a lot, actually I think Rogue is one of the best AC games. AC Black Flag to me is top. The best. I know it's "not" an AC game according to some purists out there. Unity was quite decent, as well as Syndicate. If Ubisoft plans to keep shelling out games marred by bugs, they can kiss their stock price goodbye. The latest trilogy, Origins, Odyssey and Valhalla were AC RPG edition, they worked, for the most part, but at least Valhalla felt a little bit lifeless. Too stretched out, like too little butter spread over too much bread. I have high hopes for AC RED. Ubisoft in a huge blunder, allowed too much time to pass without addressing the fanbase wishes for AC Japan/Ninja/Samurai/Bakumatsu edition. And thus, Sucker Punch beat them to it with Ghost of Tsushima, which is a SUPERB game with a sequel in the horizon. Now the quality bar is so high, it may prove difficult to surpass it. Ubisoft choice was for the Yasuke timeline. Very inclusive. It's ok I guess, it's not like it's not based on a real historic character. I do believe AC HEXE should be much more adult. Truly raw depictions of everything that should be in the time period. In other words, it should be an ADULTS ONLY game. Famine, gore, nudity, sex, beheadings, the lot. Their audience is getting old. What, too hot? get out of the kitchen then.

The next ac games might be like mirage.

i just don't understand how can someone be so stupid to be hyped for anything from Ubishit considering their games in the last 8 years or so what you think they will suddenly change and do full 180 i don't think so